the sssnake IPP1060

I bought two. One broke after two days, the other in about four weeks.

After taking them apart to solder, it was obvious where the expense was spared. I hadn't stressed the cables in any way that merits a breakage of this nature. To get enough conductor the solder, I gad to dismantle the plugs, cut back, and re strip before the task of tinning and soldering could begin.

For two cables to break and require repairing within a month, is a disgrace, even at the very lowest price.

I bought a few of them and they were mostly fine, around the 4th one I used The lead got stuck in the house pa the first time I plugged it in.
Can’t get it out , just had to cut the lead off and lose a channel!
You get what you pay for
It’s cheap thin metal on the barrel I guess it got bent slightly somehow?
It happened to me once with another Lead about 10 years ago
I have since forked out for the second cheapest leads on Thomann :D

The second I plugged it in it sounded crackly and when put at didn't work at certain angles

I've bought two of these both of which broke after a week or two.
I would definitely not recommend this cable.

I was playing and had just finished a solo when suddenly there was no more sound coming out of my amp. At this point, I had no idea what it was but when playing at home it happened a couple more time and I figured out it was the cable that had the issue. It is made super cheaply and didn't last me a month

Despite the cheap price, the cable suffers from constant noise interferences. It does not shied the signal very well from radio signals. The cable plug head is not very durable and easy to fall off.

my cable did not work when it came, I decided not to return it as it was cheap. I wouldn't recommend buying this because you could most likely get a faulty one too